davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
SCENES N THE CITY LAST NIGHT
Troops IN INSTRUMENTATION Packcc
in Everywhere.
TO DAYS PROGRAMME
The Poem and the 0ration-The North
Carolinians and the Mary
landers, &c, &c

Here We are on the morning of the
Cycntiul day. Rains Of almost unex-
ampled copiousness for this season OF
the wear have drenched the earth and
greatly interfcrcd with the work of
preparation scarcely more than half
Of the decorations are in place; the
monument site is in mire, but the
city is aglow with life, full of
soldiers and visitors, and our people
aIe doing their utmost to ontertun
them. Despite the disasters that the
weather has profusely heaped upon us,
If now we be vouchsafcd a fair day
there VIII be a beautiful parade on we'll
paved streets. while the exercises at the
cornerstone laying may be 50. abbre.
waited or arranged rs to give the great
est consideration and comfort to the
greatest number
Ihis is a day when the memory of
Lee is to be honorcd by the ccremonious
beginning of a monument. It's an oc-
cas;on to be distinguished by the re-
tuiOp Of thousands # his old soldiers.
Many eminent men are present, and a
display Of soldiers and citizens some
what worthy Of the great leader. whose
praises llyoices here to-day will shout
is proposed.
The first public note ushering
in the day Will be the guns OF
the Hovitzcrs welcoming the trains
which viii bring here from Baltimore
and Washington a large number Of old
Confederatos. These will be escorted to
the Armory. Between 9 and TO the pa
rade will be formed ON Broad street be
tween Brook avenue and Ninth street.
Tie presence of General Joseph =.
Johnston, OF Lieutenant-General Wade
HAMPTON. Of General Jubal Early. Of
General Ransom, and Of the members
of the Lee family will be especially
noticeable. Cavalry, artillery, and III
uutry, veterans, volunteers, cadets,
and number Of civic organizations
and many bands Of music will compose
the line, which. promptly at 1890, will
move down to Nineteenth street,
thence to Main, thence TO Eighth,
thence to Franklin, thence the monu-
mcpt grounds.
The Soldiers Home veterans will, rs
the procession approaches the monu
ment site, fire a salute and unVcil the
plaster group of statuary-made as an
ornament for the occasion" Fame
Clowning Lee Then, as soon as the
peuple g,t into the places assigned
them. the ceremonies will begin.
The Governor Of Virginia, who, by
virtue of lis Office, is president of the
Ice-Monument Association, will name
General Jubal A. Early as chair
man. The chairman VIII call the
meeting to order Then VIII fol-
low: Prayer by Rev. Moses d. HOge,
d. ID. reading Of James Barron
Hopes poem 10y Captain W. Gordon
McCabe, of Petersburg; Grafton by
Colonel Charles Marshall, of Balti-
more laying of the corner stone 10y
the Grand Lodge OF Masons, and last,
benediclion. The next proposed step
is a reunion at the Fair-Grounds.
Colonel Marsballs subject IS an
answer to a childs supposed question
"What mean ye by ths monument
70 an enemy Of tho Union which you
teach us to cherish and defend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
IRE WEATHER AND THE PEOPLE
Failure IN the weather Bureaus
Predictions.

For three days Richmond has beer
deluecd.
The indications for Tuesday were
"fair weather." but We had the most
persistent rain ever known.
The same indications were given
yesterday, and with the same result
We are rather behindhand in nearly
all the preparations for this celebration,
and particularly the work of decorating
the houses has been greatly interfered
with. Scarcely more than half of it is
done but for all that Richmond never
was dressed to look go bright and gay
before. With Il few hours of sunshine
she would shine out grander than ever
before III her history.
The hop s and prayers of thousand:
are for bright weather to-day.
The city is crowded, and it would
have been much more crowded but for
the bad weather but as it is, both in
the matter of visiting soldisry and citi-
zens, we have q great multitude here.
The proof Of it will distinctly appear
when the procession begins to move.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
THE MARYLAND LINE.
what and How It viii Appear
To.HQy.

The trains bearing the Maryland Lane
will arrive at Elba station about
o'clock this morning. The Howltzer;
Will fire a welcoming salute, and the
resident Marylanders, the Grays, and
a delegation from Lee Camp will be
there 10 receive them and escort then
to the Armory.
IN the parade to-day in advance OF
the column Of the Maryland Line Will
march the Marine Band Of the United
States, playing the march arranged for
,be occasion and dedicated TO the
MARYLAND Line on the occasion OF their
return 10 Virginia twenty-si1 years
after. 1861 1887, by Professor John
Frederick Soussa, director OF the Ma
r;pe Band. This march opens with tue
reveille indicating call to arms. Then
follows My Mary land and Dixie, SYM
bolizing the enthusiasm with which
tbey entered the war then Gay ana
Bappv. the old song Of the bivouac and
tbe march; then the Star-Spangle d
Papner; then Garry Nc Back to Ola
Viroippv then Yankee Doodle, sho@-
;no tLe return 10 the Union. Then come
tbe state flag of Maryland displayed
then General Bradley L. johnson, pre-.
s;5ent of the Confederate Societies OF
MARYLAND. followed by his staif. con
sjsting of Captain q. W. Booth, MAJOR
W ~ Goldsborougb. Major J. I. al.
Barnes. Colonel }. $. Saunders, Lien
tenant A. G. Trippe, Private q. y.
Jenkins, Private G. w. Rolph, Private
81 n Garrigues, Private j. Mckenny
White. " Private j. A. McCaull, Mr.. II.
w Archer, Jr., Major W. Stuart Sy-
m;neton, Captain Wilson Q. Nicholas,
Dr ~. II. McKnew, Lieutenant +: \.
Ward Private Raleigh q. Thomas, Pri-
.ste 81 B. Brown, Private Il. NJ. Blum
don. Mr. /. r. Trimble, MIR. .. =.
Winder. Captain George W. Booth
was !, - the acknowledgement Of the Mary
,snd lime Captain Wilson Cary Nieho-
las as Inspector general Dr. w. x. Nc,
Knew. assistant surgeon Lieuionan,.
A. o. grippe, ordnance officer ana
Lieutenant Frank S. Ward. assistant
adjuisnt-general.
PERSONALS.
Major w. Stuart Bymington was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
To BE CIessd To-Day.
Fire at the Dispatch once.

About u o'clock last night, while
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues were
being escorted up Main street, num-
her OF colored lights and Roman can
dies were fired. One of the latter
struck the decorations on the Dispatch
oftce, and in q moment they were
in blaze. A fire-alarm was turned
in and the department responded
with great nlacrity, but their services
we're not needed. All the drapery was
quickly destroyed, but through the
Efforts Of the employees Of the office,
particularly those OF the composing
room, no damage was done, though /
one time it seemed certain that the cor
nice would catch FIRE.
The main decoration was a great
Confederate battle flag covering all the
front OF the office-thiee stories above
the awning. This was swept out OF ey.
istence in almost no time. Many
smaller flags went down with il.
All of the decoration work left is a
platform whereon il is designed to
represent, bya Union soldier aud O
Confederate soldier clasping hands. the
frntemal feelings now existing between
those who did the fighting in the late
war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Fine Display OF Fruit and Trees at
Fnir.GrOunds.

One of the many attractions at the
Fair this year may be s'en at the Horti-
cultural building Messrs. J. b. Wat
kins & Brother, of Powhatan county.
Va, have on exhibition forty varieties
of Apple-tIees, thirty of Peach, twenty
five of Grape, ten of Cherry, besides
Apricots and Plums. They also show
from twenty-five to thirty plates OF the
leading varieties of Apples and twenty
four boxes of Grapes. They were
awarded many premiums on Apples,
Grapes, and Fruit-trees. Elmwood,
their nursery and fruit farm, is situated
not far from Hallsboro', Chesterfield
county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
TIE ARRIVING TROOPS.
Quarters and other ArrnnGenentN
for tnc Soldiers aud Cadets.

fOr tEc Soldiers aud cadets.
The Virginia Military Institute cadets.
114 men, arrived in the city yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock FROM Lexing
ton, Va, ria the Richmond and Allie
qhany railroad, under the command o!
Colonel Scott Shipp. They were
marched over to the shed of the
Union depot and given coffee and
sandwiches. Majors y. V. Randolph
and J. V. Bidgood met them aud
acted as escort. After being refresh
cd the corps were marched down
Main street to the old Bethel School, on
Twentieth street between Main alt
Cary, where they were quSrtered on the
thild floor. -Four large rooms were as-
signed to them, which had been made
yery comfortable. There are three
companies in this corps-Company 4,
Capiain Owens Company b, Captain
Walker Company c, Captain Kaiu.
Stoves were placed in one Of toe
rooms on the first floor, upon which
10 cook the rations Of the corps,
some of which we're brought with them
and others purchased in this city.
Seven cooks and servants accompany
these cadets. The mattresses aud
blankets of the cadets arrived yesterday
morning on a special train and were
suitably arranged. Only about fifty OF
these cadets have military uniform over
coats. Those having citizens over
coats we're required to wear them on
account of the GOODNESS Of the weather.
Those belonging to the corps who re-
side in the city were allowed to go to
tbeir homes and take their friends to
meals. All are required to report at
the camp ut 8o'clock each morning. The
visiting cadets are allowed To be away
from camp from 10 A. NJ. until 4 =.
NJ. and from after dress parade and
sunper-about 6 o'clock-until ii Z.
NJ The cadets will be required to
serve on guard, but no more than NJ
cessary. The cadets were accompanied
bv their band of nine pieces. The ca
dsts wear the regulation gray coatee
ard black stripes down the pants. The
commissioned officers wear plumes III
their caps and sashes about their waists
THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND Nc
cHANIcAL COLLEGE CADETS.
The Virginia Agricultural and Me
chanical College cadets, OF Blacksburg,
arrived in the city Ella the Petersburg
road about . o'clock yesterday after
noon. They were met at the depot by
Majors ]. V. Bidgood aud Norman v
Randolph and lunched under the shed OF
The depot. One hundred and thirty
six men were in ranks under the com
mand of Lieutenant Colonel John l.
knight. of the Third cavalry, United
States army, and professor OF military
science and tactics. General l.. l.. Lo-
max. president OF Blacksburg College,
was also with the company.
There are three companies in the
orps-Company A, Captain Rowan ;
Company B. Captain Cox; Company
@. Captain Berry.
After lunch the corps was marched
10 the quarters assigned to them in the
old Bethel.School building. They were
given the second floor. They have
their own cooks and provisions.
The uniform Of the priyates Is gray
ooatee, With black stripe down the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

OWING 10 THE VERY LIBERAL
- .atr.tagc ~ tie ladies OF Bihmond ahl
.y Joy Dusiness within tho last fe" y'ei'
t. a-ressed % such an extent that my Ola
.... No. 81. cart Broad street. couA not "a
roia,e DO same any longor and WAS
.el.d 10 remove 70 my present quarters 81
40. ~ EAST BROAD STREET,
I.WHS THIRD AND FOURTH StSEhi =
s..-e. WIN Increased facilities end more room
I.I be- better than ever prepared 70 mot ' sis
.ad. Of uy already large and growing
um.
tallial Tor past lagors. and hoping I'r |"
.. ....s,,o NJ the ssme, / rofaain, very TO
HENRY wRNZEL.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
sponr,xG GOODS.

(UNSl GUNS I GUNS iSsSIT
..',. a.sortmest ssgi9 u BREEcH- THA
iD,DiNG GrSs made by seo.sG W., y ~ ~
t,,.lsr. aud other maker; az Az, ",ag;sS and
r.r n DOUBLE and SINGLE DsIt' oasr ssg
t..rng goods Of al kinds, vi wh =. ,,,ey s.a
10 laaehf euyshere. an Ageat Tor VI rss ne
LIVER nANNgRLEss CUR, ose ~ made : |:
ts.t sud cheapest hamneriess gu MAD.
agent for the 2 1kLkchAfh - an, anne,cKIeo
ed BLAsTiso POWDER made ~ yloE VIZ s-'
cl.-.-'e,'e 'i-'' 4. W. T1GNOh
,.Sa isis Main street. Riehmoso, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

sNALL-Pox.-"A A member Of my family was
taken down with the smallpox. Immediately
commenced TO use Dsrbys PrOphylactic Fluid.
II kept the atmosphere Of tho room pure and
fresh. The patient was greatly relieved, aud
never for moment delirious; was not pltted,
and was about the house again In three weeks,
and no others had iL"--JA.Es w. PARKINSON,
editor The Caterer. Philadelphls, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

.r.r,. DO Dbl. .ho bcst snown form chius and
... ..r... billions rcmlticnt. double aglo or
. ..te. s that ab1minablc disorder ip.
... lcl,or. thc bowels. and the kidneys.
... -aiafie- Evcry ccmplaiutcla,sincf
1.- rne'ic though erroneous appela
... .. le.r.cuve of The nervous system, but Ia
....t'y UDf O. lo 4Ubiued or even checked
n-r u Ordinary ncryincs, iebulugcs. or
II"fo lei. noNcF9r, prompt relief aud
-..r rirc go hc found ina HostDttor's
b. .rr. foremost among The proprie-
r.l.ic+ of America, and widely known
.r IarGs. Not ouly diseases born o.
n. iIt rtcuwau- complaints. superiu-
.y exposure iu had weater, iuheritcI or
.e.l .rni.fy az ilc kidneys or bladder,
..a. aUl ar irregular Cond ltion OF bowels
..lh.r-ray, cnrtNiu 20 Dee cured hy this
..I.' esteemed 6ad pcoics iolauy sane
corrective. oc <5.lh.w)Sa& Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOIHING
WI SYRUP.

Rev. syivsnus Cobb thus writes in the Boston
CArfstiGn Freeman: We would by 10 means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which We did
not know to be good-particularly for intans
But Of Mrs- winslow's soothIng-syrup We can
speak from knowledge; IN our own family IL
has proved blessing indeed by giving an In
fant troubled with colls pains Qaie, sleep and
the parents unbroken rest at night Most
parents can appreciate those blessings Here
is an article which works 10 perfection, and
which Is harmless; for The sleep which 1t affords
the infant IL perfectly natural, and the little
cherab swakes ss "bright as q button' And
during the process Of tecghing Ia value "a in
caIculable. We have frequently heard msshers
say that they would nos DO without Il fron the
birth Of tho child ill Il had nnished win The
tsething siege on any consideration whatever.
Sold By ali druggists 70 cents bottle.
oc 2~eo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Jersey Cattle Mt the state Fair.

One Of the Finest and Best Exhibits
of this Popular Breed of Cattle at the
Fair-Grounds is the Jersey Herd Of NJ.
Erskine Miller, of Augusta county.
His Jerseys are highly bred, true TO
color and size, while their butter qualI-
ties stand number one.
His Thoroughbred Cattle were great
ly admired and attracted much atten-
tfp1,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Parties desiring to Buy and Sell Real
Estate, to Lend or Borrow Money on
Real Estate. will do well TO see Man
ming G. Staples & Co., Real Estate
Agents. Call for their free Descriptive
Catalogue at the Office, liO4i Main
ntrnnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

One of the most artistic pieces OF
decorating IN the city is an immense
four column arch, surmounted by a
growing palm, and suspended from
which is a large bell. The structure
occupies the heighth and width of one
of julius Meyer a Sons stores. 60l and
G03 east Broad street, and bell aud all
is built entirely of linen handkerchiefs.
1t is the work Of a Philadelphia artist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Music Given Auay

At the Piano and Organ Exhibit of
Walter ID. Moses & Co., in main build
ing, Fair Grounds, they will give every
body a copy OF the celebrated "Bou-
langer March " as a souvenir. Don't
fail to hear their pianist professor \.
S. Josselyn) play. Call at their store,
9l4 Main street, before leaving the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
me City Infested ui,h Th,eve.,

Keep your hands on your pocket
books and watches when you get in a
crowd. The city Is full OF visitors, aud
pickpcckcts are numerous. The police
already have their eyes on several who
are stopping in the hotels aud waiting
fer chances to operate on unsuspectins
visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
A Wonderful Hardman Piano

Ha aorcr requires tuning anil caano.
pOssidiy annoy tie hoHschoid, can be-
seen at Walter ID. Moses ~ Co. Ey-
hibit of Pianos and Organs in main
building at Fair-Grouuds. Music
warerooms GA Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Professor A. S. Josselyn. at the Piano
and Organ Exhibit OF Walter ID. Moses
& Co., on air-Grounds, can play any
piece the audience may request wiM
ctoth laid occr the keyboard. Hear
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
The Popular Fischer piano
ut lowest prices at Ryland & Lees.

The waynesbOrO' Creamery Butter.
Wright, Grattan & Co. were awarded
the first premium over all creamery
butter at the Baldwin District Fair.
Mccarthy & Haynes, our well-knowa
grocers, are agents for the creamery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

DEsKRvISG or CoSFIDsNcR.--Th Is no ar
ticle whichl richly deserves the entire coan-
dence Of tie community as BROWNS BRoN-
cHIAL TRocHEs. Those suffering from Asth-
matte and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs, and
Colds shot ID try them. Price q centA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
..DEsrA9Ess.

THOMAS A. REDDIN, FO--ssa1s
KEsAL DIRECTOR, soei easLt Twenty.
bSin street, betgeeD Inentlslh ~, - cassefs Ia
scld ana s1afh' Eob0s and snrv41s 49,, 49, ,,tIs az
Dsesssary Funerai 0oode. Al orders ps''''s'-'
~''41asd u s''y . soa"',s; e n.rhsa4rai@o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
EDUCATIONAL.
TEAND, TELEGRAPHY

t. olTEAND, TELEGRAPHY.
al training Terms reasonable. Day
sessions for ladies ana gentlemen
Apply taught by correspondence.
c.ry q "Tnal-Lesson Pamphlet
... address NcGILyKA COLLEGE OF
..atpuY AND SHORTHAND, llis As's
.t mond.YA ts 4-dSu&fh&nin
'f,s MARIA BLAiR'S SHAhS-
.'- fTARE CLASS will meet a. 5li car Az
.... WEDNESDAY, NOvExBkE ~. : -
.g Y O. gs-Tu. N. .sabTu4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Concert in the Capitol square This
Afternoon.

The historic Stonewall Brigade Band,
Of StauntOn, under the direction Of
Mr.. +. r. Webb, will give concert in
the Capitol Square this evening at
o'clock if the weather will permit.
The following programme will be
rendered:
I. Reeves arch-Apelles-Band.
.. Grand fantasia-MOdern 'limes-Beyer.
3. Rocked in the Cradle o. the Deep-grund
fantasia for baritone lkollinsen)-Mr c. Harry
HGincs.
4. screnade (schuhert)-solo for cornet-Mr.
}. A. Armcutr0ut.
;. The Larboad Watch-duet for baritone
and trombone (Reeycsl-Messrs. c. Harry
halnes and J. p. Armentrout.
q. ElcCnOre ,We5bl-aria for altO-Mr. Pre- >
ton W. DOliu.
:. Tuba Polka NlcCash)-Mr. Charles E.
Ilaires.
S. Grand fantasia on southern plantation
melOdies-Band.
Our CoiOred Troops VIII Parade.
The Executive Committee of the
Monument Association extended an in
yitation to Major Johnson, of the col
ored battalion, to participate in the
parade, and they will.
Last night the Attucks Guards, the
Carney Guards, and the State Guards
the companies composing the colored
battalion, met at their respective head
quarters. After being in session n
short time they concluded to accept the
invitation rendered by the committee.
Captain Emmett Scott commands the
Attucts Guards, Captain G. b. Nicholas
the Carney Guards, and Captain r. A.
Paul the State Guards.
The Cornerstone.
The following is to be the inscrip-
ton on the box to be placed within the
cornerstone to-day:
This cornerstone Of monument 10 be
erected 10 the memory Of General Robert +.
Lee was laid with Masonic ceremonies on
the 2ath day Of October. 1881, by the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, A. f. and A. MasOns
Most Wor. W. F. Drtukard, Grand Master.
TTpsilinc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
100 sa washing.Maehines Free.

TO introduce them. If you want one
send at once to Monarch Laundry
Works, 400 Wabash avenue, Chicago,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
TO-DAY Is A BANNER-DAY FOR

TO-DAY IS A BANNER DAY FOR
RICHMOND. THOUSANDS OF STRANGERS
ARE HERE, LENDING THEIR PREsENcETo
DO HOMAGE TO ONE OF vIRoINIA's IL
LUsTRIoUs SONS. WE WELCOME ALI,
AND WE HOPE "oLD PROB" WILL GIVE
UsA CLEAR DAY, so THAT THE FEsTIvI-
tbs SHALL NOT BE MARRIED By THE
WEATHER. TALKING OF THE WEATHER,
REMINDS Us OF WHAT "oLD PROB" AN
TrCIPAIEs FOR THIS DAY.
"THE FIRST COLD WAVE OF THE SEASON.
"The signal Onoe announces cold race coss-
ing. The temperature rfR fdu 6resn degrees
uakin txslre 10 eighteen hOvrs from o'elcck ldst
erentng.n
YOU HAVE TIRE wABNING; HEED 1T.
YOU WILL HAVE AMPLE TIME, AFTER you
READ YOUR DIsPA TCH, TO PROVIDE
YOURSELF WITH AN oyERCoAT. so AS TO
BE QUITE READY TO RECEIVE THE DIS
TINGUIsHED VISITOR FROM THE ARCTIC
REGIONS. THIS, OF COURSE, Is THE
PLACE TO COME, FOR SEVERAL REASONS.
THE FIRST Is BECAUSE WE HAVE MORE
ovERCoATs TO SHOW you THAN YOU
CAN SEE IN ANY THREE CLorHIyG-
HOUSES IN TOWN. THE SECOND Is Be
CAUSE, KNOWING THE PEOPLES WANTS,
WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THEM BY GET
TING Up A STOCK THAT EMBRACES EVERY
STYLE OF oyERCOAT THAT'S MADE AND
EVERY GRADE OF OvERCoAT THAT'S
GOOD. OUR CIIENTAGE EMBRACES MEN
FROM EVERY WALK OF LIFE. THERE
FORE WE KEEP IN STOCK ovERCoATs
FROM IS TO $50. WE DON'T CATER FOR
AM ONE NLANN, lnE fTEOFLE AXE OOh
PATRONS, AND WE PROVIDE EQUALLY
WELL FOR THE POOR MAN AND THE MIL
LIoNAIRE. THE THIRD AND LAST REA-
son WHY YOU SHOULD COME HERE FOR
YOUR OvERCoAT Is BECAUSE WE CAN
AFFORD. BY VIRTUE OF TIE ENORMOUS
BUSINESS WE DO, TO SELL GOODS ON A
CLOSER MARGIN THAN ANY HOUSE IN
RICHMOND. THEREFORE you CAN FIND
HERE By FAR THE BEST VALUE IN AN
ovERcoAT FOR THE AMOUNT YOU WISH
TO INVEST THAT Is TO BE FOUND IN TINS
CITY, AND AT LEAST As GOOD VALUE AS
YOU CAN FIND IN ANY OF THE LARGE
COMMERCIAL CITIES OF TEE UNION.
II. SAkS G. CO.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
SfeinWny-King Of Pianos
at bottom prices, at Ryland & Lees.

A few more horses for to. days parade
can be had of w. d. Sutherland, No. s
north Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

The Burdetfe. shoninger, and vOtey
OrgaDs-easy payments-at Ryland a
Lees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
The Mason & namIin Piano

New method Of stringing-new repeat
ing action. Bottom figures at Ryland
K Lees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
a Canadian Senator.

Dr.. W. J. Almon, a member of the
Canadian Parliament, who lost a son in
the Confederate army, is in the city,
and Governor Lee yesterday sent Mr.
Monty West to him to invite him TO
become one of the guests Of the Monu-
ment Association to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

LIE GALLERY, Tenth and Main streets Best
Photographs taken. Lowest Prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
LATE WEATHER REPORT.


, NtsutNGTON. October E-i 4. N
4 orNircinia. .warfncr. fair WeSthor. pre-
Ing -cdcl bv tight - fresh norlhCa-torly
| ''' V.uds. shifting TO easteriy.
l. For Norih Carolina, warmer, raju,
followed by fair weather. light to fresh
,... lrslelly winds. shifting 20 easterly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

The Great Mason & Hnmiin,
Queen of Reed Organs, at Ryland &
Lees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Ihelist Of invited guests Of the Monu-
mont Association, who will occupy
carriages in line has been completed
and these names have not been hereto
fore published:
Seventeenth carriage Joseph Davis, Hon
George D. Wise, Frederick Vegelehan, and y
{. Grant.
Eighteenth carriage W. B. DAILY, com
mandor Jonn a. Andrew Post. Grand Army Ol
tie Republic; Henry J. Ellis, George "
a c1--. md IL Lnnr.. " AAaLna